ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2945, 4 December 1916, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

N.Z. MEN WITH TED AUSTRALIAN AND IMPERIAL FORCES. A small casualty list containing tho names of mon with the Australian and tho Imperial Forces having next-of-kin resident in New Zealand was issued on Saturday. There wore no casualties reported in tho How Zealand Forces. AH are below non-commissioned rank, oxcept ivhcro otherwise mentioned. Tho names of next-of-kin are given' in parentheses, the relationship bßing denoted by m. for mother, i. for father, sis. for sister, b. for brother. Particulars follow.— WITH THE AUSTRALIAN ! ' • . FORCES KILLED IN ACTION. Gurr, 2nd Lieut. (Mrs. E. Gurr, Dunedin, m. November 1-4). Healy, 2nd Lieut, (P. J. Hcaly, Harbour Board, Wellington, f. Nov. 1-5). DIED OF WOUNDS. , Hanham, *IS+ (Mrs. S. Hanham, Anck- , land, in. Nov. 15). WOUNDED. Campbell, Lieut. H. M'D. (Mrs. S. Camp- ■ bell, Cromwell, m.). Storkey, 2nd Idout. (S. W. Storkey, Napier, f.). Button, L., :»76 (Mrs. E. Dutton, Now ; Plymouth, m.). Russell, E. W., 496 (Mrs. M. Hill, Brigham's Creek, Auckland, si 6.). SERIOUSLY ILL FROM WOUNDS. Wilson, 1310 (Mrs. P. Wilson, Timam, in-). CORRECTION. Previously roported killed in action, now not killed, but prisoner of war in Germany.— Watts, 1735 (Mrs. £.Watts, Hawora, m.). ADMITTED TO HOSPITALS. Military Hospital, Fronshain Hill, Eng- : land. Wounded. Norden, 4522 (D. Norden, Herno Bay, Auckland, i. Nov. 0). Reading War Hospital. Sick. Burnett, 1703 (C. C. Burnett, Silvardale, . Auckland, f. Nov. 11). In Voluntary Aid Detachment Hospital, ; Exeter. Sick, severe. Inder, 2598 (S. G. Inder, Gore, f.). Condition Stationary. Forbes, F., 2199 (F. Forbes, Winton, b.). IN THE IMPERIAL FORCES DIED OF WOUNDS IN MESOPOTAMIA, Royal Army Medical Corps., Harvey, Capt. A. (Dr. A. Harvey, Wavcrley). PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMANY. 10th Sherwood Foresters. Carlyou, Capt. E. T. R. (Mrs. Carlyon, Napier). H.M.S. Nestor. Clouias, A.B. W. L. (Mrs. Clevuas, Wairoa). AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES NEW ZEALANDERS REPORTED. (By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyriirtit (Rec. December 2, 7.20 p.m.) Sydney, December 2. Casualty List N0.„245 includes the names of tho following New Zealanders: —111, Pto. D. C. Hyndman, Driver \]. E. Lind. Wounded, Gunner S. T. Nordcau, Sergt. A. B. Leeming. Injured, Second-Lieut, "f/. J. Daly. Prisoner of war (previously reported killed in action), Pto. J. Watts.